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Zoom Question in Max
I mostly like working with a single large viewport, using the shortcut keys (L, T, F or U) to switch to the left, top, front or user views.
Sometimes when I switch views the mesh appears close up (a good thing). Other times it is far away and I have to zoom extents to get it close enough to work on it. What determines the zoom level when you switch views? |
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